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### Stack Trace
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[If applicable, the stack trace which shows the error. Find it with `cortex logs -v <resource name>`, or use `kubectl get pods -n cortex` and use the name of the failed pod in `kubectl logs <pod name> -n cortex`]
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[If applicable, the stack trace which shows the error. Find it with `cortex logs <resource name>`, or use `kubectl get pods -n cortex` and use the name of the failed pod in `kubectl logs <pod name> -n cortex`]
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-d, --deployment string deployment name
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-e, --env string environment (default "dev")
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-h, --help help for logs
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-v, --verbose show verbose output
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The `logs` command streams logs from the workload corresponding to the specified resource. For example, `cortex logs api my-api` will stream the logs from the most recent api named `my-api`. `RESOURCE_TYPE` is optional (unless there are name colisions), so `cortex logs my-api` will also work. Using the `-v` or `--verbose` flag will show all of the logs for the workload (not just Cortex's logs).
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The `logs` command streams logs from the workload corresponding to the specified resource. For example, `cortex logs api my-api` will stream the logs from the most recent api named `my-api`. `RESOURCE_TYPE` is optional (unless there are name colisions), so `cortex logs my-api` will also work.
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